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During Wheelwright Museum’s annual Benefit Event, collectors can purchase one-of-a-kind works while supporting museum programming.

A celebration of connectedness between humans and nature is displayed in an exhibition of works from across cultures.

A New york exhibition featuring Kay WalkingStick examines her work through the lens of the Hudson River School.

More than $1 million in sales was achieved during Hindman’s Native American Art Auction on September 17.

An in-depth look at Plains Indian artifacts at the Gilcrease prompts further research deep into the collection

Tony Abeyta (Navajo (Diné))

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis presents an exhibition on conceptual artist Faye HeavyShield.

A photographic record of the 1898 Indian Congress is given life in a new exhibition

Shonto Begay unveils new work at a solo show at Medicine Man Gallery in Arizona.

Keepers of The Land showcases Native American artists from Oklahoma.

The first-ever virtual Cherokee Art Market saw a number of strong sales and participation from collectors around the country.

The Museum of Northern Arizona hosts festivals dedicated to Native American arts and culture.

The upcoming exhibition Transitions in Traditions, hosted at Beals & Co. Showroom in Santa Fe, New Mexico, juxtaposes contemporary and historic Native American artwork.

Diverse arts, including beadwork and quillwork, have had a prominent place at Santa Fe Indian Market since the very beginning.

A look at works by Les Namingha, Preston Singletary, and Yatika Fields as part of Blue Rain Gallery’s annual Celebration of Contemporary Native American Art

Boston Triennial presents 21 new art commissions in outdoor and public spaces across the city.

Eiteljorg Museum presents Contemporary Native Art 101, a survey of influential Indigenous artists from the mid-19th century to today.

Bonhams hosts its second sale of modern Native American artwork on March 16.

Dancing Rabbit Gallery showcases pottery in a unique online show

A two-day curated exhibition featuring Native American art and performances premieres at La Fonda on the Plaza this August

Chris Pappan & Starr Hardridge at Blue Rain Gallery

The Millicent Rogers Museum hosts the sequel to an exhibition of newly acquired artworks added to the distinguished collection.

The Eiteljorg Museum presents its 2019 Art Fellowship exhibition.

The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture celebrates the work of Anthony Lovato, 2023's Living Treasure.

Apsáalooke fashion designer Bethany Yellowtail has a deep-rooted connection with her heritage.

Plains and Plateau beadwork among the highlights at Bonhams’ June 4 sale of Native American art.

The evening event at Cowboys and Indians Antiques showcases handmade arts from three of the gallery’s 2019 featured artists.

Delina White introduces a new collection and expands on her next steps in the fashion world.

An in-depth look inside the Native pottery collections at the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.

The annual IAIA Benefit & Auction returns to Santa Fe with a renewed purpose.

The eighth annual Objects of Art Santa Fe presents historic and contemporary art from around the world.

The February American Indian Art Show | Marin brings together traditional and contemporary artwork

New exhibition of historic beadwork from the collections of Millicent Rogers Museum and E. Irving Couse on view through January 31.

Native artists from across the United States and Canada gather at the Eiteljorg for its annual Indian Market and Festival

Important artifacts offer new insights in Courage and Crossroads, an ongoing exhibition at Western Spirit in Arizona.

Historical photographs and work by contemporary artists at Stapleton Gallery in Billings, Montana.

Enthusiastic collectors gathered for the 41st annual Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show.

The annual market that celebrates Native American artists returns to Phoenix.

Mother and daughter weavers, Mona and Charlene Laughing, bring their Crystal rugs back to Phoenix.

Taos glassmaker Ira Lujan lands coveted spot during the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair & Market in Phoenix.

Adobe Gallery’s latest show is an exhibit of 10 Navajo rugs from Crystal Trading Post.

An ambitious series of exhibitions, demonstrations and more come together in Project Indigene.

Using fashion and art, Lauren Good Day brings her unique perspective to everything she touches.

The Cherokee Art Market returns to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for its 12th edition this October 14 and 15.

Los Angeles’ largest Native American art market returns this November.

A new art and design fair celebrates the diverse artistic heritage of the Southwest.

George Rivera (Pojoaque)

Museum of Northern Arizona hosts 67th annual Navajo Festival of Arts & Culture with work by 75 artists.